I Do not need this program. How do You get ride of It?

You can uninstall Windows Live Mail like any other program.
Start - Control Panel - Programs & Features

You can't uninstall Windows Mail, as it's part of the Operating System.


"Kaiser" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I Do not need this program. How do You get ride of It?

Hi Kaiser,
To uninstall Windows Live Mail from your computer, follow
these steps.

Start> Control Panel> Program> Uninstall a program> then you select or click
the program you want to uninstall which is the Windows Live Mail program>
Uninstall/Change.

That's it all.

Thanks.

Shirleyom.

"Kaiser" wrote:

> I Do not need this program. How do You get ride of It?

Have you tried this? Windows Mail (Live or not) does not show up on the
uninstall program list. In fact, even if you don't use the control panel and
just remove the files themselves, it'll be back by your next boot up. There's
no getting rid of it, unless you switch OS.

"Shirleyom" wrote:

> Hi Kaiser,
> To uninstall Windows Live Mail from your computer, follow
> these steps.
>
> Start> Control Panel> Program> Uninstall a program> then you select or click
> the program you want to uninstall which is the Windows Live Mail program>
> Uninstall/Change.
>
> That's it all.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Shirleyom.
>
> "Kaiser" wrote:
>
> > I Do not need this program. How do You get ride of It?

Windows Live Mail does show up in Programs & Features, and can thusly be
uninstalled.
Windows Mail does not, and cannot.

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http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview


"carlos" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Have you tried this? Windows Mail (Live or not) does not show up on the
> uninstall program list. In fact, even if you don't use the control panel
> and
> just remove the files themselves, it'll be back by your next boot up.
> There's
> no getting rid of it, unless you switch OS.
>
> "Shirleyom" wrote:
>
>> Hi Kaiser,
>> To uninstall Windows Live Mail from your computer, follow
>> these steps.
>>
>> Start> Control Panel> Program> Uninstall a program> then you select or
>> click
>> the program you want to uninstall which is the Windows Live Mail program>
>> Uninstall/Change.
>>
>> That's it all.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> Shirleyom.
>>
>> "Kaiser" wrote:
>>
>> > I Do not need this program. How do You get ride of It?